The unemployment rate in Roseville is in the lowest 4 percent in the state, 20th of 482 cities in California.
Source: civicdashboards.com
Source: CoStar
Vacancy rates across the industrial, office and retail sectors in Roseville have dropped significantly since 2010.
The industrial sector rate dropped from 15% to 8.2%, the office sector rate dropped from 26% to 11.8%, and the retail sector rate dropped from 11.5% to 8.4%.
University of Warwick looks to offer classes in Roseville in
2018; bring 1,250 jobs to Placer County
The University of
Warwick anticipates offering two graduate programs in 2018 at a location in
Roseville, subject to regulatory approvals in California, university
representatives said last week. Efforts to recruit students would begin in
2017.
The university also unveiled a study that
estimates the proposed campus along Roseville's western border in Placer County
would have an annual economic impact of nearly $600 million by its 10th year of
operation.
"Warwick University projects $584 million annual
impact in Roseville" - Roseville Press Tribune
"Here’s how many jobs University of Warwick would
create in Placer County" - Sacramento Business Journal
"British university to offer classes in Roseville in
2018" - Sacramento Bee
Sacramento Business Journal names Panzica CFO
of the Year
"My goal is to make
the City of Roseville's budget more accurate, predictable and easy to
understand," said Jay Panzica, the City of Roseville's Chief
Financial Officer and large public agency CFO of the Year.
Panzica was presented the award July 14 by
the Sacramento Business Journal.
"By overhauling our whole budget
process, Jay has changed our culture," said City Manager Rob Jensen.
"Now, we're looking at the budgeting differently, including using a
contingency fund allowing us to address unexpected opportunities and
expenses that may emerge during the year."
Read more about the city's FY16-17 budget
Find out more about the CFO award
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Transportation funding on November ballot
There is a plan to raise about $1.6
billion to fund Placer County specific highway projects, public transit expansion, local street
maintenance and improvements including Highway 65 widening and the Highway 65 /
I-80 interchange.
A ballot measure to increase retail sales
tax by a half percent to raise funds for transportation improvements in Placer
County was placed on the November 8, 2016, presidential general election ballot
by the Placer County Board of Supervisors.
Find out more
Businesses in Roseville will be able to use A-frame signs without a permit beginning August 20, 2016 under specific conditions. Download this printable flyer for with all the information.
Tri County Job Fair to be held August 18
The Tri County Job Fair
provides an excellent opportunity for job seekers to meet with businesses
within the region and demonstrate their qualifications. This year's event
will be held from 9 a.m. -
noon, Thursday, August 18 at William Jessup University.
Find out more
NEW OR EXPANDING ROSEVILLE BUSINESSES
Adventist Health has applied for planning entitlements to construct 5-story corporate offices within the Stone Point development at 1401 Eureka Rd.
Adventist Health is a faith-based, nonprofit integrated health delivery system serving communities in California, Hawaii, Oregon and Washington.
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THE YUMMY COOKIE
The Yummy Cookie will be baking at 10305 Fairway Drive Suite 110. Tenant improvement plans are underway with a valuation of approximately $98,000.
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- Van's in Suite 236
- Quickly (Boba) in Suite 1000
- Talbots remodel in Suite 131
- Hot Dog on a Stick in the Food Court
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